Sextette

Famed actress Marlo Manners is preparing for her sixth marriage to a much younger man, yet a series of chaotic events unfolds involving her other former husbands, her pushy agent, and various other characters. As the wedding day approaches, Marlo must navigate the comedic mayhem and musical numbers, all while trying to keep her personal life from completely imploding.

Sextette was poorly received by critics and audiences alike, widely considered a vanity project for its aging star, Mae West. The film was criticized for its dated humor, convoluted plot, and reliance on West's star power without much substance to back it up. Despite a star-studded cast and musical numbers, it failed to capture the magic of West's earlier works.

• Widely panned as a disjointed and unfunny attempt to revive a fading star.
• Criticized for its weak script and excessive reliance on Mae West's persona.
• The musical numbers are often seen as a distraction rather than an enhancement.

Google audience: Information on Google user reviews for 'Sextette' is not readily available, but general critical reception indicates it was not well-received by audiences.

Mae West was 78 years old when she made 'Sextette', and the film was intended to be her grand comeback and final cinematic hurrah, showcasing her signature style and wit.